Spain’s Arcano has closed a secondaries fund on €450m, exceeding its €300m target. The vehicle received commitments from institutional and private banking investors across Europe and Latin America.
The fund is the fourth specifically dedicated to completing secondary market transactions and direct coinvestments in companies, the latter representing at most 20% of the program.
ASF XIV focuses on completing investments in the middle market segment in Europe and the United States, in assets operating in defensive sectors with resilient business models.
With ASF XIV, Arcano seeks to build on its experience of more than 12 years in secondaries and coinvestment. The fund has an expected return of 15% IRR
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Source: Pitchbook
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